Do you believe in UFO's? Flying Saucers? Aliens?

I’m still trying to figure out why Clark didn’t get taken (as I reflect on the image of him laying on the table with a bullet hole in his forehead- and coming up negative during the testing).
And then I ask myself:
- was Clark just being befriended by The Thing, as a trusted agent to possibly take it to other future hosts when they got the opportunity to get away from the camp?

-Did the creature consider Clark’s kindness “to the dog”, to be genuine, fascinating- something it never felt before?

 

Norris didn’t look like a troublemaker to me. In fact, guy looked like he never lost his virginity, lol

 

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Ha! ******** posted this picture. Remember this guy??!

 

Unfortunately AND fortunately I don’t. I would never want that to happen to me. Just the thought of it terrifies me. And from most of the abductions I’ve read about, there were often repeated offenses of it, and over many years. No thanks.

 

this amused me today.

 

Hey Zen, do you have copies of the X-ray? That would be intriguing to see. Have you considered going to interested parties with this story? Any other abductions happen in the same area, that you know of?

 

Not so nice endings...??
What happened to ’em? Were they poked and prodded?

 

No but I have always thought there was some truth to the Travis Walton story. He has been consistent since it happened 47 years ago.

 

I like that he said that the movie “Fire in the Sky” was too Hollywood of a portrayal of what really happened.He didn’t think the aliens were trying to abuse him but that they were actually trying to help him after they blasted him.

 

That's an excellent question and worth pondering The thing had ample opportunity to take over Clark but didn't,

Was it somehow advantageous for clark to remain human?

 

This whole idea of life forms from elsewhere is a bit sobering. What of there are silicon based viruses...to which there is no defense. We haven’t done so great with bat based viruses like covid.

 

Interesting little detail. I met him at the bar at Little America in Flagstaff AZ and we talked for sometime. He did sound like he was afraid of them. In some ways he was still secretive, like he couldn't talk with me about certain aspects, or maybe withholding stuff from the whole world. He did come across as honest.

 

I think I would be freaked out for the rest of my life if all that happened to me. And let’s not forget, he got zapped by an alien defense weapon system, something no one has ever had the misfortune of experiencing- and his body’s just not the same after that. Shit’s outta whack!

 

So, yes, I do believe in UFOs because I’ve seen them, and though I haven’t seen any aliens, I believe that they exist as well. Hell, what else could be flying those UFOs?

 

That's true. I was camping at Sand Creek Pass near Red Feather Lakes in northern Colorado in 1980 or 81 and the dude camped near me turned out to be Louis L'Amour the famous western writer. We talked a lot and he told me a lot about the 1930s and his time in the army during WWII. He was a tank commander at the Battle of the Bulge.

 

I don't think he would have lived if it was defense related. It must have been an accident, maybe related to their hovering power? He seemed ok for the most part. His speech was ok and his walking was ok. He was clear minded too.